Roast your Thanksgiving turkey the day before the holiday, carve it, and refrigerate overnight; then reheat on Turkey Day for a moist, delicious, and easy feast! Here's how to do it.

Sometimes it may be easier to prepare your turkey the day before you plan to serve it. Here is how to do it safely.

Sometimes it may be easier to prepare your turkey the day before you plan to serve it. Here is how to do it safely.

Roast your Thanksgiving turkey the day before the holiday, carve it, and refrigerate overnight; then reheat on Turkey Day for a moist, delicious, and easy feast! Here's how to do it.

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Easy... Beautiful.... Delicious.... Moist.... etc. Day Before Thanksgiving: Ingredients: Turkey - thawed, remove giblets and neck and reserve Reynolds Oven Bags - Turkey Size Roasting pan (I prefer Reynolds use and toss because I only use a roasting pan once a year) Onion - chopped Celery - chopped Carrots - peeled and chopped Parsley Sage Rosemary Thyme Paprika 1 TBS Flour Vegetable oil or butter Directions: Start with a thawed Turkey... ahem, the beautiful thing about knocking this part…

Overview: Cooking turkey ahead of time is the best way to reduce stress on Thanksgiving day. You'll never go back with this foolproof method! I am not exaggerating when I say that this method of cooking turkey ahead of time will CHANGE YOUR LIFE. I first heard about it many years ago from a wise older lady, and I tried it -- and I will NEVER go back! Yes, it is possible to roast your holiday turkey many days (or weeks) in advance and still have tender, juicy, melt-in-your-mouth meat. In…